Sentence examples for undertaking voluntary from inspiring English sources

She was undertaking voluntary work.

Mischin said the option of going to rehab or undertaking voluntary work in lieu of paying the fine would be voluntary, making it different to community service.

Born in Vienna in 1887 to a factory owner and his Austrian-English wife, Schrödinger was tutored at home as a child and went on to study theoretical physics at the University of Vienna before undertaking voluntary military service, later returning to academia to study experimental physics.

Looking first at the sample of workers, we find that the marginal effect of being employed in the public sector on the probability of undertaking voluntary work is 3.3% and is statistically significant.

A local doctor approached him after one set and asked if Geldray would put on a show at his stroke centre, which led to Geldray undertaking voluntary work teaching stroke victims to play the harmonica.

Bob Dent was the first of four terminally ill people to undertake voluntary euthanasia before the federal government stepped in.

" They are also continuing to undertake voluntary activities, demonstrating their commitment over and above what is contractually required".

He will announce plans for people on council housing lists to receive priority if they are in work, undertake voluntary work and do not commit anti-social behaviour.

I was placed in the WRAG after being diagnosed with bi-polar, and although my condition has improved with treatment & lots of assistance from mental health teams, and I have been able to undertake voluntary work, I am all too aware that gaining stability is a gradual process which can be fragile.

That is why we should undertake voluntary work; not to "make us happier, less socially isolated and to have a better quality of life", but to make some reparation for the damage we have inflicted on the young through our pre-senile self-indulgence.

Hazard education alone could, theoretically, also achieve some hazard avoidance, but evidence suggests that many residents already living in hazard-prone areas rarely undertake voluntary loss-prevention measures to protect their property, despite increased hazard awareness (Michel-Kerjan [2010]).